Why does Maps 2.0 sometimes connect to the map server even though I already downloaded maps for an entire country with Nokia Map Loader?
Maps 2.0 always tries to establish an online connection to the map server because an online search for addresses on the server is much quicker than searching the data on the local mobile device memory or storage card. Data transfer is indicated by a flashing icon in the lower right corner of the display. To prevent the device from establishing an internet connection and to avoid costs related to data transfer, select Options > Tools > Settings > Internet > Go online at start-up > No. Now the Maps application only uses the maps available in your mobile device. Searching for locations without an internet connection saves in data transfer costs, but may also lead to poorer search results. To set Maps 2.0 to search the map server online, select Options > Tools > Go online. Searching the server delivers more results, is quicker, and more accurate. When Maps uses a mobile internet connection, large amounts of data may be downloaded to your mobile device, resulting in costs arising from the d
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- Why does Maps 2.0 sometimes connect to the map server even though I already downloaded maps for an entire country with Nokia Map Loader?
- Why does Maps sometimes connect to the map server although I already downloaded maps for an entire country with Nokia Map Loader?
